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1.0 Executive Summary This report examines the marketing strategies of Tesco‚ the market leader in the retail grocery industry in the UK. Analysis has shown that in this oligopolistic market‚ Tesco is following different marketing strategies to remain market leader. Tesco has been doing extremely well in focusing on different marketing strategies by constantly sticking to its principles “very little helps”. Subsequently the report highlights the different marketing strategies adopted by Tesco
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(product) menurut Kotler (2009) adalah segala sesuatu yang dapat ditawarkan kepasar untuk mendapatkan perhatian‚ dibeli‚ digunakan‚ atau dikonsumsi yang dapat memuaskan keinginan atau kebutuhan. Secara konseptual produk adalah pemahaman subyektif dari produsen atas sesuatu yang bisa ditawarkan sebagai usaha untuk mencapai tujuan organisasi melalui pemenuhan kebutuhan dan kegiatan konsumen‚ sesuai dengan kompetensi dan kapasitas organisasi serta daya beli pasar. Menurut Kotler dan Keller (2008)
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current research purpose (See Kotler 2007 Pg. 216). Therefore‚ Nissan had introduced a new model – Pivo2 to increase their domestic sales. Nissan was trying to segment the market. This is called market segmentation. Market segmentation is defined as “ the process of dividing a market into distinct group of buyers who might require separate products or marketing mixes‚ and also classifying customers into groups with different needs‚ characteristics or behaviour” (See Kotler 2007 Pg. 344). As part
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buyers that possess different needs‚ characteristics or behaviour that might need separate products or marketing mixes to satisfy their needs and wants (Kotler‚ Brown‚ Adam‚ Burton & Armstrong‚ 2007). Consequently‚ the major variables that are used to segment consumer markets are geographic‚ demographic‚ psychographic and behavioural variables (Kotler et. al‚ 2007). Adidas had segment their sports shoes into football‚ running‚ basketball‚ tennis and training (Berntson‚ Jarnemo & Philipson‚
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products and services” (Kotler & Keller‚ p. 46). One example of the offerings dimension would be Lubriderm’s 3-in-1 Men’s Lotion. This lotion is specialized with minerals and moisturizers that are specifically found in men’s skin. The lotion can be used as a body lotion‚ a face lotion and a post-shave lotion. The second dimension I found was a Solutions dimension‚ which is defined as “creating an integrated and customized offering that solves end-to-end customer problems” (Kotler & Keller‚ p. 46)
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businesses‚ with stiff competitions‚ most companies are finding it difficult to differentiate their physical products. To have that competitive edge over competitors‚ it is critical for service businesses to understand the special nature of services (Kotler‚ & Keller). One such company that is finding it difficult to understand the nature of services is Classic Airlines. The company is the world’s fifth largest airlines‚ they operates in 240 cities with an impressive 2‚300 daily flights (University of
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to a satisfactory level. Table of Contents ABSTRACT II TABLE OF CONTENTS III TABLE OF FIGURES III 1. INTRODUCTION 1 2. AIM AND OBJECTIVES 9 3. METHODOLOGY 10 4. FINDINGS AND ANALYSIS 11 4.1 AIDA MODEL (HIERARCHY OF EFFECTS) 11 4.2 KOTLER ET AL.’S 5 STEPS MODEL 12 4.3 EMB MODEL 16 4.4 RECOMMENDATION 20 5. CONCLUSION 22 6. REFERENCES 24 APPENDICES 28 PHASES OF HIERARCHY OF EFFECTS DEVELOPMENT 28 EARLY DEVELOPMENT PHASE 28 MODERN DEVELOPMENT PHASE 29 CHALLENGES AND DEFENSES
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representative of Mediquip? Kurt Thaldorf enjoyed a strong set of strengths over weaknesses going into the tendering process with Lohmann University Hospital (LUH). Strengths: 1) Mediquip had successfully positioned their brand as Kotler et al. point out (2012 P 396) as it enjoyed a reputation for technology and after sales service. This reputation also gave Mediquip some corporate credibility in the market. 2) Kurt believed strongly in the Mediquip scanners superiority‚ therefore
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